Islamgulov D.R., Enikiev R.I.
Federal State Budgetary Educational
Institution of Higher Professional Education «Bashkir State Agrarian
University», Ufa, Russia
SOWING
AND PRODUCTIVITY OF SUGAR BEET IN THE REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN
Summary.
This article discusses the importance of determining the optimal timing of the
sowing of sugar beets, which have a direct impact on productivity and
technological quality of roots. We studied the optimal sowing time for the
Republic of Bashkortostan.
Keywords:
sugar beet, sowing time, productivity, roots.
One of the main conditions
for obtaining amicable yield of sugar beet roots and the maximum harvest of
roots is time of sowing. This factor becomes especially important at low
seeding rate on the final or predetermined density planting of plants, as well
as when coated seeds are used. It was found that the sugar beet seeds during
germination absorb 150-160 % of its own weight of moisture and coated - 200 % and more. In addition, the
sowing of sugar beet has a significant positive impact on the protection of
crops from diseases, pests and weeds. Timeliness and quality of the operation
determine the amount of the cost of growing crops, the phytosanitary condition
of crops, yield and quality of roots.
Time of sowing of sugar beet
is defined as soil and climatic conditions and as economic expediency and often
does not correspond to the biological
optimum for seed germination. Both early and late sowing negatively affects on
the growth and development of the culture.
Early sowing have higher
levels of infestation and disease affected plants, increases the risk of
immature seeds in the soil with low temperature indicators and the possibility
of seedlings damage of spring frosts. Seedlings die from lack of oxygen
when seeds are sown in too wet soil. In
case of late sowing vegetation period of culture is reduced, there is a lack of
moisture in the soil and high temperature during the processing of crops with
herbicides is observed.
Timely and quality planting
allows to use genetic potential of
sugar beet hybrids fully and to obtain the maximum amount of sugar.
Moreover, due to the variety of hybrids types
farms can efficiently organize the harvesting campaign and loading of
sugar factories.
Sugar beet refers to cultures
of early sowing, coinciding with the early sown cereals and other crops. Beet
plants are very demanding on the soil moisture needed for seed germination, and
thus tolerate slight and brief frosts (up to -5 ° C). The best conditions for
the germination of beets seeds are created when the soil is warmed up to 7-8 °
C at a depth of 5-6 cm, and the humidity has not dropped deeper than 2.5-3 cm.
Since the roots accumulate mass and sugar contained in them until late autumn
(before the onset of autumn frosts resistant), early sowing increases the
growing season and yields.
In terms of Bashkortostan
short growing season is one of the significant factors limiting the formation
of high yields of sugar beet. In this regard, it should be sown in the early
stages optimally. Due to this, the growing season is lengthened, so high yields
with good quality products are
obtained.
Selection of optimal sowing
dates is essential to supply plants with all the natural factors of yield
formation. Usually favorable conditions for planting sugar beets are added at
the end of the early sowing of spring crops (spring wheat, barley).
The study experiments results
of sugar beet sowing time obtained by Professor Yukhin I.P. in raw zone of
Raevskiy sugar factory indicate a high level of dependence of yield and sugar
beet from sowing dates. If the optimum time of sowing early root crop yield was
31.6 t/ha, the delay for 3 days resulted in a decrease of the yield at 0.9
t/ha, for 6 days at 3.2 t/ha. Sowing beets through 9, and 12 days after the
optimal period reduced the yield of sugar beet, respectively, 4.8 and 5.6 t/ha.
In average delay in sowing for one day
leads to a decrease in root yield at 0.46 t/ha.
Thus, in the condition of
republic of Bashkortostan the optimal early sowing of sugar beet gives the best
result, produces a higher crop yield with good beet roots.
Bibliographic list
1. Technology of sugar beet growing areas in raw sugar factories of
Bashkortostan [Text] / I.P. Yukhin [et al.] - Ufa: BSAU, 2005.-T.38.-Page of
61.
2. On the question of the timing of sowing [Text] / S.E. Nalivaiko // Sugar
beet.- 2002 - ¹2 – Page of 11
3. How to prepare for sowing [Text] / L.S. Zenin // Sugar beet/ - 2008 - ¹2 –
Page of 21
Authors’ personal details
Damir
Islamgulov, Ñandidate of Agricultural Sciences, Associate
Professor of the Crop, Forage and Horticulture Chair of the
Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Professional
Education “ Bashkir State Agrarian University”. 34, 50-letiya Octyabrya str., Ufa, 450001. E-mail:
damir_islamgulov@mail.ru.
Rafik
Enikiev, Master of the Crop,
Forage and Horticulture Chair of the Federal State Budgetary Educational
Institution of Higher Professional Education “ Bashkir State Agrarian
University”. 34, 50-letiya Octyabrya
str., Ufa, 450001. E-mail: enikiev.rafik@mail.ru.